Reporting beyond the bucket to uncover how #water intersects in lived landscapes of gender, labour, climate. Says, Shreya Raman.
#waterwavesweekly, Ep. 6 @SMC_IISERPune.
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Why the key challenges in reporting the #watercrisis in #Goa are intricately linked with lack of science, norms and regulations that created the crisis, explains Gerard DeSouza.
Ep 5, #WaterWavesWeekly by @SMC_IISERPune
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Stories that ignore how #caste and #heat play a role in water-based disasters like #floods and #cyclones, add to misperception. Why? Mahima Jain explains. Ep 4 of #WaterWavesWeekly Series by @SMC_IISERPune
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Why should we report water for water sake? Seeing water as a living entity, not merely as a resource will respond to #WaterCrisis, says @bahardutt in Ep 3 of #WaterWavesWeekly series by @SMC_IISERPune.
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Can art bring to you the smell of polluted lakes and screams of rivers crying for help? Michelle Boyle in the 3rd episode of #AquamuseDialogues at @IISERPune. Do watch and share.
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Addressing silos in media reporting on water will change how we respond to the water crisis in India, says @journomayank in #WaterWavesWeekly, Ep 2.
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Addressing silos in media reporting on water will change how we respond to the water crisis in India, says @journomayank in #WaterWavesWeekly, Ep 2.
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Do check our next vidcast. Fantastic conversation about the intersections between water sciences and performing arts between Dr. Nishad Matange (microbiologist and a vocalist) and Radhika Mulay (water researcher and dancer) @IISERPune #ProjectAQUAMUSE

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